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02/10/2014 00:28 AST
Hasan Juma Backer Trading and Contracting Company has been awarded a project of Sohar Industrial Estate expansion (Phase 7) by the Public Establishment for Industrial Estates (PEIE).
The project entails the construction of infrastructure for a project value of OMR19.8 million, which is to be completed in 18 months.
Hasan Juma Backer has developed several industrial projects for PEIE in Sur/Sohar Phase II to VI. Apart from these, the company also developed two projects in Salalah by in the last few years.
The main features of the project are to design and build sewage treatment plants of 2000 cum/day, road, sewer, water supply and irrigation networks, each about 36 kilometres in length along with sub-stations, landscaping and gardening, waste transfer enclosures, compound wall and gate works.
Hasan Juma Backer has established a reputation for reliability, quality and timely delivery of construction projects ranging from corporate buildings, educational, sports and recreational complexes, industrial estates, infrastructure projects like roads, recharge dams, municipal and hazardous landfills, sewerage systems, water and power transmission and distribution networks.
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